Times Advocate, 1993-01-20, Page 3The Hensall composting facility, jointly operated by the village, ministry, and the three
grain elevators was cited as a main reason why Hensall was selected for one of the Ausa-
ble Bayfield Conservation Authority's conservation awards.
Hensall composting included
in annual conservation awards
DASHWOOD - The Village of Hensall was hon-
oured Thursday evening for its dedication to the
ideals of conservation by the Ausable Bayfield Con-
servation Authority at their general meeting in
Dashwood.
Tom Proud, ABCA general manager, explained
that Rensall was chosen for the award this year be-
cause it proved itself "an environmentally thought-
ful community". Proud referred to the village's recy-
cling programs, . a .int collection day, but
especially to the creation of a new composting facil-
ity that drastically reduces the amount of landfill
waste at the village's Usborne Township dump.
Accepting the award on behalf of the village were
reeve Cecil Pepper and clerk Luanne Phair.
Other recipients of conservation awards at the
meeting included David and Beth Ball of Adelaide
Township for their work in reforesting their farm;
the creation of windbreaks; and buffer strips and
grassed waterways.
Arnold Westlaken and family were honoured for
improving windbreaks, fishery habitat and nesting
boxes for wildlife on their Usbome Township farm.
Van Loon Farms of Hibbert Township received
an award for similar conservation work, including
the planting of 36,500 tees, improving manure stor-
age and the use of no -till farming.
Jim Reeve, building official and drainage superin-
tendent for Lobo Township received his award for
his conscientious work with both the Ausable Bay-
field and St. Clair Conservation Authorities.
Bob Montgomery of CKNX television received
his award for his coverage of conservation pro-
grams and issues related to the Ausable Bayfield
and Maitland Valley Conservation Authorities.
"This isn't something someone gets for doing just
sierie thing," said Prout of the awards, adding that
conservation awards are presented to those who
have shown years of dedication to improving their
local environments.
Wve •increase for Zurich staff
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ZURICH - Village council Council also issued a directive to
agreed at their meeting last the village recreation committee to
Wednesday evening to not increase keep the arena deficit to under
.:the stipends for councillors or the • _;$30,000 for 1993. That deficit is
:reeve for 1993. The five village ;i the amount of the arena budget
:xmployees. however, will receive a ii ended by taxation.
.two percent salary increase. The recreation board representa-
Grand Bend
Developer asks for
extension, on agreement
GRAND BEND - A Grand Bend developer has asked for an extension
on his development agreaneat with the village.
Tim Henry attended council January 11, not only asking for the agree-
ment to be pushed back to June 30, but to see if he could have the loading
zone moved as well.
The large commercial building on Highway 21, which is now the new
home of the liquor store, is awaiting other new tenants. Henry said one of
those tenants wants the loading zone changed from the rear of the build-
ing, to the front.
"Why the change,?" asked councillor Ed Fluter. 1 would think loading
from the front is not too sightly. Why not keep 11 at the back?
Harry explained that a tractor trailer can not get around to the back of
the building because it needs more room to maneuver then what is already
there.
'The tenant has laid it out this way: I'm here on their behalf," said Hen-
ry.
He said curbs and pavement have already gone in around the back of the
building and that would have to be removed to make room for large
trucks.
Council was going 10 potify Harry later on Tuesday not only whether
they-.wiliextend the agreement, but tithe loading area can be moved.
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frey told the rest of council that
plans for a !Monte Carlo Night to
help pay oft the arena debt are go-
ing ahead. The evening of gaming
. is set for March 19, and 300 tickets
rare to be sold for the evening. A
trip to Las Vegas will be main prize
awarded at the event.
"All the money from this is to go
to pay down the loan," said Jeffrey,
referring to the outstanding debt
from the arena renovations.
Pair face
charges for
Main St.
disturbance
EXETER - Last Tuesday, Pollee
arrested a 19 year old Exeter man
and a young offender for creating a
disturbance on Main St.
Facing charges of creating a dis-
turbance is John Schenk of Pryde
Blvd.
On Thursday, police stopped a {
man who was attempting to sell
goods along Main St., door to door.
Since he did not have a local ped-
dling license he was escorted out of
town.
A 15 -year old girl, missing from
her Huron Park home, was located
at a Sanders St. address, say police
and was returned home.
After checking a van parked at
the South Huron Recreation Centre
on Thursday, police seized what
they describe as a "quantity" of
beer from the male driver.
Cars
vandalized
Tithes -Advocate, January 20, 1993
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatellb
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to complaints about three vehicles .,
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while in the parking lot. Police say
the investigation is continuing.
A vehicle left parked on Main St.
S. was damaged by -scratches to the
paint and a puncture of the quarter .
panel on Sunday also.
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